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> First of all not all websites make money. If they don't make money, then why would they need to collect and share data about their users? If they don't colle
by kruczek 8y ago
> First of all not all websites make money.
If they don't make money, then why would they need to collect and share data about their users? If they don't collect and share, then they don't need to make any privacy notifications, so it doesn't impact UX.
- friedman23 8y ago> If they don't make money, then why would they need to collect and share data about their users? If you've ever developed a website you should absolutely know why you might need to collect and share data. Google analytics is considered sharing btw.
- kruczek 8y agoPerhaps I wasn't explicit, but by data I mean personal data, which is what GDPR is all about. While the desire to collect general statistics about site usage is obvious, I still do not see any reason to collect personal data.